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In order to make sure every citizen of Lansdowne has a voice, we have opened this website to help get information to you. LansdowneOnline.com is a medium that you can take advantage of to voice your opinion, concerns and suggestions.
In a technical age, it is important that we keep up with technology and use it to our greatest advantage. What a great way to communicate with the citizens of Lansdowne. This website is still growing and evolving, and we want your input.
There are more pages planned for the site such as the new C.O.P.S page to keep abreast of your needs; an education page that will give you school information, possibly a list server where members can post information and communicate via email. There are many possibilities, but your website committee needs your input. Please let us know what you want to see on this website. Your suggestions are always welcome.
Painting CSX Entrance
Councilman Tom Quirk and Pete Kriscumas will be joining the Lansdowne Improvement Association on Saturday May 12 to help us paint the CSX tunnel entrances. Please join us at 10:30 am.
Membership
Please become a member of the Lansdowne Improvement Association so that you can help us to improve our community.
Individual membership is $8 a year and a family in the same household can join for $10 a year.
Mulch Available
Towson, MD - The Baltimore County Bureau of Solid Waste Management has supplies of mulch and compost available to County residents, free of charge. These products are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, only at the Eastern Sanitary Landfill Solid Waste Management Facility in White Marsh. This facility is located at 6259 Days Cove Road, and is open Monday through Saturday, from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Attendants are not available to assist with loading the mulch/compost; residents are asked to bring their own container(s) and shovels to load the material themselves.
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Attention Parents
Gary, Just wanted to make a quick mention about a recent article that was on the news. Recently, a story aired on local news regarding 2 "bottle bombs" that occurred in the Nottingham area of Baltimore County. The Wilkens Precinct and surrounding areas have not had any reports of "bottle bombs" and will advise if we do. The reason I'm writing about this is to remind everyone to be aware of the information that their children are looking at on the internet. A majority of the time the people who build these devices are young and obtain the information on the internet through sites like youtube. These devices are very unstable and may detonate without warning causing serious injury to the person or persons around it. The injuries usually consist of loss of fingers or hand and chemical burns to skin that comes in contact with the accelerant. Ofc. Warehime
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